create a batch file to change the language. Open NotePad. Type the following commands (for French for instance): set lang=fr start gimp-2.10.exe Save this file as GIMP-FR.BAT (or another name, but always with Another GIMP instance Use -n to run multiple instances of GIMP. For example, use gimp-2.10 to start GIMP in the default system language, and LANGUAGE=en gimp-2.10 -n to start another instance of GIMP in license information and exit. --verbose Show detailed start-up messages. -n, --new-instance Start a new GIMP instance. -a, --as-new Open images as new. -i, --no-interface Run without a user interface

stick to the default shortcuts; otherwise, it may be difficult to follow our instructions. (For instance, you could run into some problems when we write Ctrl+N to get a new image, and you accidentally functions such as revision control, so you can keep track of changes made to a file. You can also connect Gimp directly to a database and create a very nice image database. Those functions are among the This is the default order on big-endian machines (ones with Motorola and SPARC processors, for instance). This is also known as Mac filling. If you want to import the image into FrameMaker or a sim-

language, you can create a batch file. Open NotePad. Type the following commands (for french for instance): GNU Image Manipulation Program 26 / 653 set lang=fr cd c:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\bin GIMP-2 that the amount of memory consumed by the image is quite different from the image file size. For instance, a 69.7Kb .PNG image will occupy 246Kb in memory when displayed. Two reasons for that. First, image tried to emulate how this image would appear printed at 300dpi. Sorry. There are some options, for instance my friend printed images and then scanned them back in. Terrible business! 3.4.6 Change the Mode

language, you can create a batch file. Open NotePad. Type the following commands (for french for instance): set lang=fr cd c:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\bin GIMP-2.2.exe Save this file as GIMP-FR.BAT (or another on the New Brush button to open the Brush Editor dialog. Name your brush at once, "Dynamic" for instance. Your brush will appear in the Brush Dialog with a blue corner. • Check the Enable this controller a layer, a selection or a path to a direction and the other part to the opposite direction. For instance, a horizontal shearing will shift the upper part to the right and the lower part to the left. A